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A couple of nights ago, Chase (the almost-13-yr-old Toller) didn't want to sleep, and so I was kept awake by the sound of bouncy busy frustrated dog. Finally, Thunder (the almost 5-yr-old English Setter) decided to play with him, so I lay there in the mostly dark room, watching the two dogs play.
Chase is mostly deaf and has advanced cataracts in both eyes. He sees light and dark, but that's about it... and not much of that, obviously, in a dark room.
( An analysis of doggy play... )
Now I'm going to have to watch the Chase/Drummer interactions more and see if Drummer has started to figure this out. I don't think he has, but that may be mostly because he's usually too involved in playing with me (the Thrower of Balls) when he knows I'm watching.
Such fascinating creatures...
Chase is mostly deaf and has advanced cataracts in both eyes. He sees light and dark, but that's about it... and not much of that, obviously, in a dark room.
( An analysis of doggy play... )
Now I'm going to have to watch the Chase/Drummer interactions more and see if Drummer has started to figure this out. I don't think he has, but that may be mostly because he's usually too involved in playing with me (the Thrower of Balls) when he knows I'm watching.
Such fascinating creatures...
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